Joe67 239 Posted May 4, 2013 Report Share Posted May 4, 2013 cheers Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Gaz_1989 9,539 Posted May 9, 2013 Report Share Posted May 9, 2013 It's on channel 4 now. Really enjoying it. I know Sean James quite well and he does not take any shit. He comes across as "hard man wannabe" but he is genuinely tough as nails and he's had some scuffles in his time. I'm also really good mates with the tall lad Reece, boxed with him a few times and he says its one of the best jobs he's ever had. Although gets the old heart ticking sometimes. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Waz 4,212 Posted May 9, 2013 Report Share Posted May 9, 2013 Got some time on his hands to write a trilogy! 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Hydropotesinermis 724 Posted May 10, 2013 Report Share Posted May 10, 2013 I am really enjoying it too. Massive respect for those boys, tough job and they don't seem to abuse their position. Especially the head guy who is bloody impressive - certainly makes good use of his time with his kids and painting murals during quiet periods. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted May 10, 2013 Report Share Posted May 10, 2013 First time i watched it last night, really enjoyed it. He's a big lad that looks scared off no one and does his job well....keeps his cool pretty well with having to work with little pricks like the young lad last night......."Your a cheesburger"........... ...No wonder he was pissing himself.. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
paulus 26 Posted May 10, 2013 Report Share Posted May 10, 2013 It certainly puts the facts across well, if your buying a motor then spending a poultry fifteen quid on a HPI check might prove to be the best money you've ever spent and could ultimately save you thousands. These log book loan companies are as bad as the payday loan brigade and should all be closed down. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted May 10, 2013 Report Share Posted May 10, 2013 It certainly puts the facts across well, if your buying a motor then spending a poultry fifteen quid on a HPI check might prove to be the best money you've ever spent and could ultimately save you thousands. These log book loan companies are as bad as the payday loan brigade and should all be closed down. But why should the innocent buyer have to fork out for a £15 check mate..? The way i see it if its sold then you have bought it in good faith and you should be liable for nothing and the original loan should be paid off by the person who took out the agreement. How can they just get away with it and pocket the money for a car they havent paid for? Unreal... 4 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
paulus 26 Posted May 10, 2013 Report Share Posted May 10, 2013 It certainly puts the facts across well, if your buying a motor then spending a poultry fifteen quid on a HPI check might prove to be the best money you've ever spent and could ultimately save you thousands. These log book loan companies are as bad as the payday loan brigade and should all be closed down. But why should the innocent buyer have to fork out for a £15 check mate..? The way i see it if its sold then you have bought it in good faith and you should be liable for nothing and the original loan should be paid off by the person who took out the agreement. How can they just get away with it and pocket the money for a car they havent paid for? Unreal... Log book loans are loans made against the car not the person so even if the car changes hands the the loan stays with the car. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted May 10, 2013 Report Share Posted May 10, 2013 It certainly puts the facts across well, if your buying a motor then spending a poultry fifteen quid on a HPI check might prove to be the best money you've ever spent and could ultimately save you thousands. These log book loan companies are as bad as the payday loan brigade and should all be closed down. But why should the innocent buyer have to fork out for a £15 check mate..? The way i see it if its sold then you have bought it in good faith and you should be liable for nothing and the original loan should be paid off by the person who took out the agreement. How can they just get away with it and pocket the money for a car they havent paid for? Unreal... Log book loans are loans made against the car not the person so even if the car changes hands the the loan stays with the car. Yes but thats wrong.........when you sign on the dotted line it should just be like a bank loan. The car companies will be happy to do this so they will have a greater chance in getting there money back while the decent folk who pay there way will be shafted again. If that happened to me i'd be getting my money back, or my moneys worth.... Quote Link to post Share on other sites
paulus 26 Posted May 10, 2013 Report Share Posted May 10, 2013 It certainly puts the facts across well, if your buying a motor then spending a poultry fifteen quid on a HPI check might prove to be the best money you've ever spent and could ultimately save you thousands. These log book loan companies are as bad as the payday loan brigade and should all be closed down. But why should the innocent buyer have to fork out for a £15 check mate..? The way i see it if its sold then you have bought it in good faith and you should be liable for nothing and the original loan should be paid off by the person who took out the agreement. How can they just get away with it and pocket the money for a car they havent paid for? Unreal... Log book loans are loans made against the car not the person so even if the car changes hands the the loan stays with the car. Yes but thats wrong.........when you sign on the dotted line it should just be like a bank loan. The car companies will be happy to do this so they will have a greater chance in getting there money back while the decent folk who pay there way will be shafted again. If that happened to me i'd be getting my money back, or my moneys worth.... This is why it should be banned the same as payday loans, Personally I would rather spend the fifteen quid for an HPI check than run the risk of being thousands out of pocket. Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Born Hunter 17,639 Posted May 10, 2013 Report Share Posted May 10, 2013 It certainly puts the facts across well, if your buying a motor then spending a poultry fifteen quid on a HPI check might prove to be the best money you've ever spent and could ultimately save you thousands. These log book loan companies are as bad as the payday loan brigade and should all be closed down. But why should the innocent buyer have to fork out for a £15 check mate..? The way i see it if its sold then you have bought it in good faith and you should be liable for nothing and the original loan should be paid off by the person who took out the agreement. How can they just get away with it and pocket the money for a car they havent paid for? Unreal... Log book loans are loans made against the car not the person so even if the car changes hands the the loan stays with the car. I know you're right Paulus, but that whole concept seems ridiculous! So the debt is always with the owner of the car........... what if you destroy the car? No object therefore no owner............. It's a completely stupid and pointless system imo. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
paulus 26 Posted May 10, 2013 Report Share Posted May 10, 2013 It certainly puts the facts across well, if your buying a motor then spending a poultry fifteen quid on a HPI check might prove to be the best money you've ever spent and could ultimately save you thousands. These log book loan companies are as bad as the payday loan brigade and should all be closed down. But why should the innocent buyer have to fork out for a £15 check mate..? The way i see it if its sold then you have bought it in good faith and you should be liable for nothing and the original loan should be paid off by the person who took out the agreement. How can they just get away with it and pocket the money for a car they havent paid for? Unreal... Log book loans are loans made against the car not the person so even if the car changes hands the the loan stays with the car. I know you're right Paulus, but that whole concept seems ridiculous! So the debt is always with the owner of the car........... what if you destroy the car? No object therefore no owner............. It's a completely stupid and pointless system imo. If you destroy the car then you are committing criminal damage as the log book loan company owns the car until the debt is repaid. Its a bit like putting something in the Porn shop you will only get it back (re own it, when the debt (loan) is repaid). Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Born Hunter 17,639 Posted May 10, 2013 Report Share Posted May 10, 2013 It certainly puts the facts across well, if your buying a motor then spending a poultry fifteen quid on a HPI check might prove to be the best money you've ever spent and could ultimately save you thousands. These log book loan companies are as bad as the payday loan brigade and should all be closed down. But why should the innocent buyer have to fork out for a £15 check mate..? The way i see it if its sold then you have bought it in good faith and you should be liable for nothing and the original loan should be paid off by the person who took out the agreement. How can they just get away with it and pocket the money for a car they havent paid for? Unreal... Log book loans are loans made against the car not the person so even if the car changes hands the the loan stays with the car. I know you're right Paulus, but that whole concept seems ridiculous! So the debt is always with the owner of the car........... what if you destroy the car? No object therefore no owner............. It's a completely stupid and pointless system imo. If you destroy the car then you are committing criminal damage as the log book loan company owns the car until the debt is repaid. Its a bit like putting something in the Porn shop you will only get it back (re own it, when the debt (loan) is repaid). You mean pawn shop? Fecking hell paulus, no wondering where you are when not on here......... Okay, I understand, still think it's just one big con. Absolutely no good reason for such a system to exist. 1 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
Lab 10,979 Posted May 10, 2013 Report Share Posted May 10, 2013 It certainly puts the facts across well, if your buying a motor then spending a poultry fifteen quid on a HPI check might prove to be the best money you've ever spent and could ultimately save you thousands. These log book loan companies are as bad as the payday loan brigade and should all be closed down. But why should the innocent buyer have to fork out for a £15 check mate..? The way i see it if its sold then you have bought it in good faith and you should be liable for nothing and the original loan should be paid off by the person who took out the agreement. How can they just get away with it and pocket the money for a car they havent paid for? Unreal... Log book loans are loans made against the car not the person so even if the car changes hands the the loan stays with the car. I know you're right Paulus, but that whole concept seems ridiculous! So the debt is always with the owner of the car........... what if you destroy the car? No object therefore no owner............. It's a completely stupid and pointless system imo. If you destroy the car then you are committing criminal damage as the log book loan company owns the car until the debt is repaid. Its a bit like putting something in the Porn shop you will only get it back (re own it, when the debt (loan) is repaid). You mean pawn shop? Fecking hell paulus, no wondering where you are when not on here......... Okay, I understand, still think it's just one big con. Absolutely no good reason for such a system to exist. ......I was wondering where i would find one of those "Porn" shops......sounds like the kinda place you get something and you'd never get rid of the f***ing thing... Quote Link to post Share on other sites
paulus 26 Posted May 10, 2013 Report Share Posted May 10, 2013 It certainly puts the facts across well, if your buying a motor then spending a poultry fifteen quid on a HPI check might prove to be the best money you've ever spent and could ultimately save you thousands. These log book loan companies are as bad as the payday loan brigade and should all be closed down. But why should the innocent buyer have to fork out for a £15 check mate..? The way i see it if its sold then you have bought it in good faith and you should be liable for nothing and the original loan should be paid off by the person who took out the agreement. How can they just get away with it and pocket the money for a car they havent paid for? Unreal... Log book loans are loans made against the car not the person so even if the car changes hands the the loan stays with the car. I know you're right Paulus, but that whole concept seems ridiculous! So the debt is always with the owner of the car........... what if you destroy the car? No object therefore no owner............. It's a completely stupid and pointless system imo. If you destroy the car then you are committing criminal damage as the log book loan company owns the car until the debt is repaid. Its a bit like putting something in the Porn shop you will only get it back (re own it, when the debt (loan) is repaid). You mean pawn shop? Fecking hell paulus, no wondering where you are when not on here......... Okay, I understand, still think it's just one big con. Absolutely no good reason for such a system to exist. As i keep saying log book and payday loans are just legalised loan sharks. They need to be banned. fooking spell checker Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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